Hello Aspirant..

Basically, certain NCERT models replicated Elsie's in 2017, which is why everyone is advising students to study from NCERT books. So, if you use NCERT and previous year papers, you might achieve a score of 300 or higher because it's a chance. We can't guarantee anything. Listen up, getting a 650+ is no simple feat. Because you have limited time, all that is required is smart effort rather than hard work. In the following subjects, much work is required: -

Biology: To obtain a score of 650 or above Biology is really important. Aim for a score of 340 or above. Simply learning NCERT thoroughly and revisiting it several times can result in a score of around 310. Choose the Aakash study material and memorise it for an extra 40 points. Don't put too much emphasis on biology throughout the year; instead, revise thoroughly in the last few months. I received a 327.

Allen's module contains a lot of knowledge that isn't covered in tests and that you won't be able to remember for long.

Physics is the most crucial topic and determines one's rank. Instead than spending time on multiple questions of the same sort, practise new types of questions. For AIIMS, practising simply solved cases from Cengage Physicsbook is sufficient. So, by this you'll score 160+.

Chemistry—expand your knowledge of organic chemistry fundamentals. Avoid the Aakash package in favour of Shri Balaji Publications' book or Allen's module. However, NCERT is more than adequate for inorganic chemistry; choose Shri Balaji Publications' book for chemical bonding only if you have limited time. Only if you have time, practise questions from Narendra Awasthi's book for Physical Chemistry.

I hope this information helps.

All the best.

Dear Student,

For NCERT notes of biology, chemistry and physics class 12th,

• You can use the online coaching materials that they provide for free.
• You can watch youtube lectures of the faculty you like and refer to their notes or make your own notes by watching their videos.
• You can read NCERT books and make your own notes after reading it.
• You can refer to your school or tution notes for reference material
• You can also use guides from publications like arihant publications books (all in one), goyal publications.
• You can also refer to guides that contain short notes and chapterwise past year questions.
• Also, you can refer to different sites and apps available that provide you with good notes.
  
  This things will help you a lot for getting and making the best notes.

For NCERT books for 12th, you can refer to the given link :- https://school.careers360.com/articles/ncert-books-for-class-12

Happy Learning!

Hello,

For the JEE Mains test, NCERT Chemistry is sufficient.

Inorganic-  It is the highest score of the three, but it needs a lot of knowledge, particularly in the areas of p block, s block, d & f block, environmental chemistry, and hydrogen. If someone understands each point, fact, example, and reaction offered in these chapters, NCERT is more than competent for all of these areas.

There are also 2 to 3 problems that are straight NCERT sections, particularly from the sections s block, environ. chemistry, hydrogen, and d and f block. However, for chapters like chemical bonding, coord compounds, and metallurgy, class notes should be used in addition to the NCERT text.

Physical Chem: In the Mains paper, there are generally two theory-based questions from physical chemistry, which may be direct lines from the NCERT (Surface chemistry, Chemistry in Everyday life). The chapters mole concept, stoichiometry & redox (reaction oriented calculations), electro-chemistry, thermodynamic, kinetic, solution & colligative properties, and thermodynamics, kinetics, and solutions & colligative properties all require extra practise than others.

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY: Of the three, this is the most demanding. In the JEE Mains, there are 2- 3 questions that are direct lines from the NCERT, particularly for the chapters Biomolecules, Polymer, and Some Basic Techniques and Principles.All other issues, on the other hand, are largely mechanism-based and need a complete understanding of every mechanism, as well as the reaction of all reagents and the impact of the environment.

Hope it helped

Dear Aspirant

Yes , it is because generally bsc nursing exam have subjects like physics,chemistry and biology

According to me 11 ,12 ncert book is good it co sist of simple language and try to build your concepts and write down all important formulas in note book

you can rely on BSc General Nusring Entrance Exam Guide latest edition by Arihant Publications